could she sponsor me

hi ok im with a girl from the usa and she wants me to move there with her but i dont think she could sponsor me she is on disability but im not sure could her family sponsor me when we get married ive looked on the a lot of sites but i dont really understand it could anyone help us out we have been together 2 years now she was here for 6 month and ive been there for to weeks and going back at christmas to see her again

dowyn wrote:hi ok im with a girl from the usa and she wants me to move there with her but i dont think she could sponsor me she is on disability but im not sure could her family sponsor me when we get married ive looked on the a lot of sites but i dont really understand it could anyone help us out we have been together 2 years now she was here for 6 month and ive been there for to weeks and going back at christmas to see her again

Hard to sponsor K1/K3 visa to USA unless ur quite well off.

Need to earn more money I'm afraid at both ends.

Her family members will not be able to sponsor you. She can sponsor a K-1 Fiance visa for you and if you get it you should enter the US and get married within 90 days and apply to adjust your status. If you marry outside of the US she can sponsor a K-3 visa for you and you can enter the US and adjust status. However, in both cases she will have to file an Affidavit of Support to show that she can support you financially. The only alternative is to have someone in her family to also file a joint affidavit of support along with her.

Else, you should try to get a green card on your own. One way would be to see if you can get employment in the US and ask the employer to sponsor you. Another way would be the green card lottery.

To clarify: if the petitioner (sponsor) does not meet the financial requirements, any LPR or US citizen living in the US can be a joint sponsor.

Marco 72 wrote:To clarify: if the petitioner (sponsor) does not meet the financial requirements, any LPR or US citizen living in the US can be a joint sponsor.

ok thank you very much thats very helpful we just wasnt sure do you know what there income would have to be to do that or a rough idea of it

Marco 72 wrote:To clarify: if the petitioner (sponsor) does not meet the financial requirements, any LPR or US citizen living in the US can be a joint sponsor.

that's exactly what the sister of a friend of mine did. her fiances dad was able to sign the papers for sponsorship and now she is 2 weeks away from getting her green card application.